Thanks for a wonderful time at FBA’s Indian Law Conference and the Annual
PLSI-TICA Reception!
There is still time to join our Spring Donation Challenge!
Support AILC and its programs by donating today. Then, ask your friends/colleagues to match you. Don’t forget to send a message to the incoming PLSI class of 2023.
The AILC is a national leader
for tribal governments and organizations
in the development and analysis
of federal Indian policy.
Established in 1967, the American Indian Law Center, Inc. (AILC) is the oldest existing Indian-managed and Indian-controlled legal and public policy organization in the country.
We assist in the continued development of self-determination.
AILC is a non-profit 501(c)3 corporation housed at the University of New Mexico School of Law, although it is a legally separate entity. As a 100% Indian controlled organization, AILC has a unique, in-depth knowledge about tribal institutions, including tribal courts and their place in tribal government, and about tribal, state, and federal relations.
AILC has served more than
Years
of Tribes
of Professionals and Paraprofessionals
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Our Programs
Legal Policy Analysis and Services
Facilitating important services, communications, negotiations, and relations among the tribal, state, and federal governments.
Appellate Court Forum
Serving the Southwest Intertribal Court of Appeals region for the review of tribal court decisions, and providing training, technical assistance, legal research, and support services.
Preparatory Legal Education
Preparing American Indian and Alaska Native individuals for the rigors of law school through the Pre-Law Summer Institute, an intensive two-month program.
ASSIST IN THE CONTINUED DEVELOPMENT OF SELF-DETERMINATION
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